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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1939

Page

3

Ground to air communication beam concept by Dr Phillips Thomas

Dr Phillips Thomas of an Indianapolis firm outlines a method to transmit signals between ground and air via a cutting beam. He notes potential in air to ground communication and mentions a “sternlamp” device claimed to destroy germs in confined spaces.

ORME Phillips Thomas Indianapolis Elec

Cambridge tuberculo­sis seal drive raises funds for relief

The Cambridge Tuberculosis Health Association reports 4556.67 raised by day nine of the drive. Harvard and MIT donations are cited along with Radcliffe. Schools banks and theatres support the seal sale with stamps in schools and a trailer shown at theatres.

Cambridge Tuberculosis Health Association Cambridge Harvard Massachusetts Institute of Technology Radcllife Cambridge Theatres Cambridge Tuberculosis and Health Association Angel Rockwell United States Cambridge Tuberculosis Association

Poodle’s Name Sparks Boston Bureaucratic Oddity

A Boston woman presents a dog with an unusually long and cryptic name to a police station to obtain a dog license. The moniker reads Joy Barker- Snozzle Drop-Kelley, highlighting the eccentricity of pet registrations in city records.

Boston Kelley

Francis Bacon Designs Bold Fashion Styles for Public Promenade

The essayist Francis Bacon spent his spare time creating 1 200 drawings of unusual men's clothing. He hired workers to dress mannequins and parade them on London streets when friends refused to wear the outfits.

Francis Bacon London

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